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Chinook advance (1938-04-21)

Publication date: 1938-04-21

Topics: Chinook advance

Publisher: [Chinook, Alta. : Arthur Nicholson, 1914-1945]

Collection: peel_newspapers; peel; university_of_alberta_libraries; toronto

Language: English

Item Size: 40.2M

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Page 2:

- Employment Commission Report

- Local News

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- Position is Reversed

- At Home 20 Weeks with Rheumatism

- Emergency Grain Reserve

- Feed for Hogs

- Memorial for King George V

- Flin Flon

- Selected Recipes

- Lord Balfour's Prophecy

- Claims Title of King

- Local News

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- Virtue of Chewing Gum

- Will Stay in England

- Might Change Their Luck

- To Climb Moung Everest

- Develops New Type

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Page 3:

- What Ho!

- Keeps Peace in Desert

- Deplore Use of Eire

- Queen Maryi

- Crocodiles Damage Buoys

- Shot Rare White Rhino

- Prospector Finds Fortune

- Just be Nonchalant

- Danger of Collapse

- Big Car Order

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- Want to Remain Austrians

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Page 4:

- Empire Exhibition to Make 1938 Scotland's Year

- Canadian Cows Fa

- Plant Brome Grass to Combat Sawfly

- Farmers Take Steps to Prevent Drifting

- Local News

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- Round About Town

- Local News

Notes

[public]: Weekly. Imprint varies. Published 1 August 1914 to 1 November 1945. Publication suspended 15 April to 19 August, 9 September to 21 October 1920.